The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-08-17

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--Bagging s cts per ID at Heyman's. cure
Stationery at A. Albert & Sons. =
Best Family Flour $500 per Dbl I ths
at Heyman's. Sta
Buy your tobacco at jonas Hill con
ler's rs cts per ID. the
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Cots, Hammocks, Baby Carriages, trus
Croouet sets, ETC., at A. Albert Il be
Sons.
-Hevman's emporium for the latest On
STYLES in shirts is the place. Front
street, opposite ferry landing. :
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--Remombar that we are selling our we
Sweet Bouquet or Eagle Steam flour ate
at s4.65 per barrel. Bauer q We'll 20,
Mr.. Clarence Sprigg arrived home = p' -
from New Orleans last week. lie has ~
been attending the Tulane law school. pc,
"A clear head and a sharp pencil
will soon find that Jonas Hitler, on o,
Front street, sells goods very cheap. '"'
Miss Maggie Terada, from New c.,
Orleans arrived here Sunday night. s oss
She is the guest of Mrs. E. G. Hunter ppn r..
For Dry Goods we are still redu on
cling stock, for we shall soon be in re- wa
CENT of mammoth assortment and tor
stock. Pauer & We'll. 30
-- for
ONLY few barrels Of that s460 ter
family -four left at Lund & Warren's.
Better than eagle Steam," or any
1926 flour in town. In
an
MAJ. Geo. O. Watts, of Rapides,
would make number one Secretary
of State What say our contempora- OF
sies.-[ Vernon Condenser. tol
Take advantage of the nert few II,
weeks on remnants. We are selling a sh'
large lot out regardless Of cost. G.
Bauer & We'll O,
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been poisoning the catapillars, using '"
Paris green. AS yet no great dam
age has been done to the cotton. Fl
A Fine line of hand made ladies'
misses and children's button shoes just ra
received and being sold cheap. Call A
on Jonas Hitler, Front street. in
Don't forget that we are at the ~
sign of the Red Plow, and tn 1t we are o ~,
prepared to offer greatest inducements ?,
in all lines of goods Bauer Il We'll. w
THE Jury Commtssio ers drew al
the Jury for the October term of the .
District Court on Monday. We will
publish the list in full in our issue of
the gath.
ALMOST Il hundred men are en-
gagged at present at work on the Got +,
ton Compress. There is no doubt The ::
building Will be completed by the LIST ~
of October. g,
THE Sisters of Providence, whose Ii
Mother House and novitiate are at "
Castrovlle, Medina Co., TEXAS, will a
open a school in Alexandra on the o
lst of September. S
We arc just in receipt of a fine
line of youths and gents hats direct
from one of the largest firms of Phila- a
delphia, and are prepared to astonlsh
you with low figures. Bauer Il We'll. d
Mr.. VIM. Hill, cotton buyer i
from Texas, intends settling in our Q
midst, for while at least. He has !
rented the dwelling house of Mr.. John !
Clements, corner of Third and Wlnn 4
streets.
Go to IIcyman's and get chew
of DeSola tobacco you will feel hap ,,
py, especially after you learn the price,
23 cents per pound. This tobacco
can't be du plcated for the money in
the State.
The gentlemen who compose
what is known as the Compress col
Letting committee, were out making
the rounds on Saturday, calling Tor
the second installment of money sub
scribed for that purpose.
NoTICE-The assessment rolls OF
the City of Alexandra for the year
1887 are completed and will remain
open for inspection and correction I'M
til Sept /, 1887. A. B. RACIAL,
Aup. g 1887. Assessor.
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